Murder Trial Hears Texts After Acid Attack

A court hears how a woman texted her mother about being unable to stop being sick after her ex-husband was attacked with sulphuric acid in Plymouth, leading to his death ten weeks later.

DWP £16,000 Bank Balance Check Trigger

The Department for Work and Pensions is implementing bank account checks for Universal Credit, Pension Credit, and ESA claimants when balances reach £16,000 to combat fraud and errors.

DWP Warning: Report Holidays or Risk Benefit Cuts

The DWP issues a crucial reminder for PIP and Universal Credit claimants planning summer holidays abroad. Failure to report trips can lead to stopped payments, fines up to £5,000, or fraud investigations.

Sutton Coldfield's Identity Crisis and Future

Sutton Coldfield faces a profound identity crisis as it loses retail, nightlife, and green spaces while becoming more exclusive. This in-depth exploration examines the town's past, present challenges, and uncertain future.

Dudley WWI Memorial Moves to Council House

A historic plaque commemorating 53 former pupils of a Dudley school killed in World War One has been installed at Dudley Council House after a campaign by local historian John Hale.

Harborne Cafe Fosters Community Through Personal Service

Paul at No 41 in Harborne High Street has become a vital social hub where retirees gather twice weekly. Owner Paul Gilbert discusses surviving the pandemic, battling rising costs, and why personal relationships matter more than profit.

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